Pics show partial solar eclipse in skies over US, UK & Europe
On Saturday, the Northern Hemisphere witnessed a partial solar eclipse, marking the first solar eclipse of the year. The astronomical event was visible in parts of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe, with sky gazers capturing stunning photos of the rare phenomenon. However, those in India missed out on the opportunity to witness this celestial event.
As the moon passed between the Earth and the Sun, it blocked a portion of the Sun’s light, creating a partial eclipse. The eclipse was visible in the morning hours, with the duration and timing varying depending on the location.
Photos of the partial solar eclipse began surfacing online, showcasing the unique sight of the Sun partially covered by the moon. Sky gazers in the affected regions took to social media to share their experiences and photos, with many expressing awe and excitement at witnessing this rare event.
In the United States, the partial solar eclipse was visible in the eastern and central regions, including major cities such as New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. In the UK, the eclipse was visible in the western and central parts of the country, including cities like London and Manchester.
In Europe, the eclipse was visible in parts of France, Germany, Italy, and Spain, among other countries. Social media platforms were filled with photos and videos of the eclipse, showing the Sun appearing to rise twice due to the moon’s passage.
The partial solar eclipse was a rare sight, with the next one expected to occur in 2023. The event was a treat for astronomy enthusiasts and sky gazers, who spent hours waiting for the eclipse to take place.
The partial solar eclipse also sparked interest in astronomy and space exploration. Many people took to social media to share their knowledge and insights about the eclipse, while others asked questions and sought information about the phenomenon.
For those who missed the eclipse, there is always the next one to look forward to. In the meantime, enthusiasts can continue to explore the wonders of the universe and stay updated on upcoming celestial events.
